Sentence examples for squandered so much from inspiring English sources

The peer has squandered so much of the government's money, that to appease the official, he offers 500 pounds for the revenue employees' fraternal fund.

"People are disturbed that the trustees, who are supposed to be stewards, have squandered so much money," said James E. Post, a professor of management.

It was more accessible than Kuwait and, unlike the infamous but shut-down Boma Libala camp, where Bangazuna had squandered so much of his money, it still had a few working miners.

Many of the new elected governments are deeply flawed, but because of a more youthful, urban population in touch with new technology, their citizens are often better informed and less willing to tolerate the corruption that has squandered so much of Africa's potential.

But in the Congo Republic, where a deep-seated culture of graft has squandered so much of the nation's wealth, those investors have become unexpected allies of anticorruption campaigners, who say such lawsuits may be the only way of holding the country accountable for how it spends its money.

Never in history has a single generation squandered so much wealth in so little time.

More than half our graduates are women, and a country with such woeful productivity levels cannot afford to squander so much talent, training and education.

"Heading into the final laps of the campaign, the Democrats will regret squandering so much of their haul early in the cycle on massive monthly overhead," said Sean M. Spicer, a spokesman for the R.N.C.

Veteran opera buffs know all too well what it's like to sit incredulously through some pointlessly elaborate new production wondering how it was possible to squander so much money for so little effect.

It's immoral to squander so much time and money.

Scientists puzzled over why the coral would squander so much of this valuable resource.